Technology Service offers a variety of formal programs for accessing its computing, communications, and information resources. Please check back here as we add additional program definitions.
If you have "How to" questions, please check out our Resources page.
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Alumni Offerings
Explore exclusive technology offerings for Catholic University of America alumni, including perpetual access to CUA email accounts and Google storage capped at 15 GB. Discover limited library resources available to alumni, facilitating continued learning and research. Stay connected and empowered with these specialized alumni benefits tailored for your post-graduation journey."
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Google Two Factor Authentication
The single most important thing you can do to help secure the University is to protect your own accounts. Please enable Google 2-Step Verification for your Cardinal Mail Google Workspace account now. Its use will become mandatory on January 5, 2022.Learn More -
Cardinal Display
Cardinal Display is the university's digital signage system. Cardinal Display provides a visual display of slide-like content in various locations on campus. Learn how to request a digital sign for your department.
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Cardinal Printing
The University offers printing support services, including installation, toner supply, and maintenance for all faculty, staff, and students.
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Cardinal Voice
Cardinal Voice is the University's telephone system. Learn how to request service and use the telephone sets, voicemail and the softphone/presence app.
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Faculty Technology Services
Technology Services supports the teaching, service and research missions of University faculty through the adoption and maintenance of IT systems and services.
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Technology Storefront Chargeback Program
The Technology Storefront Chargeback Program allows pre-approved technology goods to be quickly purchased using university funds via departmental chargeback from a central p-card, without the need for a PO requisition.
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Windows Feature Updates with Community Assistance
The Windows Update with Community Assistance program aims to ensure that university-owned computers used by faculty and staff have a supported version of the operating system. This helps to keep computers more secure and up-to-date.
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Zoom Video Conferencing
Zoom is a cloud-based video conferencing system that allows instructors to expand traditional classrooms with video communications, and facilitates collaboration throughout the university.
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Technology Services Field Visit Day
The Technology Services In-Office Visit Day program brings on-site support to faculty and staff across campus. Our team will assess, document, and optimize technology in each workspace. The initiative aims to improve functionality, address issues, and streamline tech asset management.
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